On offer is a rare and historically significant 19th-century sterling silver medal, awarded by the Counties Athletic Association, inaugurated in 1879. This beautifully cast and heavy silver medal was awarded for the 100 Yards Race – 2nd Prize (1892), won by H.G. Steavenson.

Expertly crafted from solid sterling silver, this medal has an impressive weight of approx. 51.1 grams and features an intricate and deeply struck design on the front, depicting heraldic shields with detailed engraving, floral elements, and crisp text. The reverse is finely inscribed with the event details, making it a one-of-a-kind collectible piece.

Despite some minor dents on the rim and the loss of the original loop at the top, the medal remains in remarkably good condition, with its sharp relief and deep engraving intact—a true work of art and a testament to the quality of 19th-century craftsmanship.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Rare 19th-century sterling silver medal – Dated 1892
✅ Issued by the Counties Athletic Association – Founded in 1879
✅ Awarded for the 100 Yards Race – 2nd Prize – Winner: H.G. Steavenson
✅ Heavy solid silver construction – Approx. 51.1 grams
✅ Exceptionally crisp & detailed engraving – A true collector’s piece
✅ Condition: Good – Minor rim dents & missing loop (see images)

🎯 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of historical sports medals & athletics memorabilia
✔️ Sterling silver & numismatic enthusiasts
✔️ Those passionate about British sporting history
✔️ A unique display piece for collectors of 19th-century silverware

This exceptionally rare and finely crafted sterling silver medal is a must-have for serious collectors and sports history enthusiasts.

📌 Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to own a piece of 19th-century athletics history! We ship worldwide, with postage costs displayed before purchase confirmation.